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Dredged Material from Ports can be Multi-crore Business in Construction

India

Can infrastructure be sustainably built in a developing economy? As India undergoes a developmental period, this question assumes importance. Infrastructure growth is likely in railways, roads, airports, smart cities, large industrial units, super technological communication systems and the like. One of the major factors in infrastructure development is civil construction. In this sand, soil, cement,… Read More

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Ventura County’s Lawsuit Against Moorpark Over Beach Project Being Transferred to Another County

United States

A lawsuit filed by Ventura County and Fillmore against Moorpark and the Malibu Broad Beach replenishment project is being transferred to another county. All the parties have stipulated to a change of venue for the suit, which was filed in April in Ventura County Superior Court, County Counsel Leroy Smith said Tuesday. According to the… Read More

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Antwerp Ready to Inaugurate Kieldrecht Lock

Belgium

On June 10, the King of Belgium will officially open the Kieldrecht lock at the Port of Antwerp. Construction of the Kieldrecht lock is one of the largest Flemish infrastructure projects of the past few years. The lock was needed to ensure better access to the port area on the left bank of the Scheldt,… Read More

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Falmouth MP Sarah Newton Throws Her Support Behind the Packet’s Pledge to Dredge Campaign

United Kingdom

MP Sarah Newton has thrown her weight behind the Packet’s campaign to get Cornwall Council to support the dredging of an approach channel to Falmouth Docks. The Falmouth and Truro MP has written an email in support of the newspaper’s Pledge to Dredge campaign, which in its first week collected over 1,000 signatures urging the… Read More

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Dredging Resumes on Long Beach Island

United States

A stalled dunes project in Long Beach Island has resumed, state officials said in a press release Thursday, May 5, but there is no word on when dunes will be built in Margate. The $138 million U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ project, which was suspended over the winter, has resumed and will continue through the… Read More

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Pashur River to be Dredged

India

The government has taken up a project to dredge the Pashur river so that coal-laden vessels from India can travel through it to Rampal Power Plant to be set up only 14 kilometres away from the Sundarbans. Capital dredging of the Pashur channel from Mongla port to the proposed power plant in Rampal, Bagerhat is… Read More

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Design Money for Anclote Dredging, Likely Years Away, Eyed

United States

The Anclote River won’t be dredged for a number of years, but the city received an update last week on groundwork being laid to ensure the project comes to fruition. Public Services Program Manager Bob Robertson and Economic Development Manager Karen Lemmons briefed the Tarpon Springs Board of City Commissioners during last Tuesday’s regular meeting…. Read More

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Legislators Urged to Keep Marinas in Mind

United States

The Ilwaco Marina hasn’t reached a crisis stage, but Ilwaco Port Manager Guy Glenn Jr. isn’t going to gamble. “I’m just trying to make them [state representatives] aware that our infrastructure is aging,” said Glenn, standing beside the Ilwaco marina last week. “And I don’t know if the same [legislative] priority has been given in… Read More

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PLA Opens New Dredging Disposal Site

United Kingdom

The Port of London Authority (PLA) has appointed Surrey UK based Land and Water Services as its operator for the Rainham Silt Lagoons, which offers a new disposal facility to the dredging market for materials originating from the Thames and Medway basins. The initial term of 10 years will provide Land and Water with an… Read More

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Congressman Brady Pledges To Get Schuylkill River Long-Overdue Dredging

United States

The silt build-up that is threatening rowing on the Schuylkill River will be dredged out. That’s a promise from Congressman Bob Brady, who is working on getting the project in the Army Corps of Engineers budget. Brady, whose niece rows for Drexel, says he was already aware that sediment build-up was hampering rowing. “The kids… Read More

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Rehoboth Beach to be Replenished in the Fall

United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will pump sand onto Rehoboth Beach and Dewey Beach in the fall, replacing sand lost during January’s nor’easter. As has been the case since federal beach replenishment began in 2005, the costs of the project will be split; the corps will pay 65 percent and the state, through Delaware… Read More

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Tarpon Spring Lobbying for Dredging Money

United States

The city of Tarpon Springs has begun the process of lobbying for federal funding needed to dredge the Anclote River – maintenance that will keep the waterfront a working port.  The project falls under the responsibility of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and is eligible for federal funding; it will cost an estimated $4.3… Read More

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Dredging of Riverbed Inside Thumbe Vented Dam Begins

India

The Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) on Saturday began dredging the Nethravati riverbed at the Thumbe vented dam to utilise the dead storage even as the water level reached 4.7 ft against the full-level of 13 ft. Contrary to the predictions of the Meteorological Department, the district did not receive any rain on Saturday and residents… Read More

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USACE-HD’s Essayons Keeps Hawaii Shipping Moving

United States

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ hopper dredge Essayons just finished vital maintenance dredging of the federal navigation channels here, at Barbers Point, Kahului, Hilo and Nawiliwili commercial harbors. The last time the federal navigation channels in these harbors were dredged was in 1999. Hawaii is a maritime state more than 2,400 miles from the… Read More

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St Andrews Harbour Upgrade to Launch into Second Phase

United States

Upgrading of St Andrews’ medieval harbour could soon be complete, with the hope that it will breathe new life into the forgotten attraction. More floating pontoons are to be installed to further improve access for both boat owners and visiting sailors. Grants of £65,000 have been pledged from Fife Council, St Andrews Common Good Fund… Read More

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